It’s been a while since we saw a fresh face climb the upper echelons of Steam’s global top sellers. Meet 'Hozy', a title that tasks you with curating a cozy room through delightfully simple controls. With over 160 user reviews since its launch, it has already secured a 'Very Positive' rating (94%), with players praising its stress-free, laid-back gameplay and surprisingly nuanced interactions.

Launched on Steam on March 30, Hozy is a sandbox game focused entirely on the process of cleaning and decorating. You’re dropped into abandoned houses to scrub floors, apply new wallpaper, and arrange furniture to your heart's content. The ultimate goal is to restore a forgotten hometown into a cozy, welcoming sanctuary. The game features nine distinct spaces, each packed with its own unique history and items.

The developer highlights that the game is free from the usual gaming stressors—no timers, no point tallies, and no penalties. You’re free to play at your own pace. The furniture selection is curated to fit each level's aesthetic, but the real charm lies in the details: open a window and watch leaves drift in on the breeze, or fire up a projector to see a film play across your freshly decorated wall.

Steam users seem to be taking to it quite well. Early adopters highlight the joy of matching furniture to room themes, noting that the low barrier to entry makes it an ideal 'wind-down' game. People are particularly fond of the tactile details—like watching paint dry slowly on the floor—and the soothing sound design. However, some critics point out that with a playtime of roughly 3 hours, the 15,000 KRW price tag feels a tad steep.

Elsewhere on the charts, Crimson Desert, Slay the Spire 2, and ARC Raiders continue to hold their ground in the top three. There were no other newcomers this week. Crimson Desert received another hotfix on the 31st to address a bug that caused certain bosses to freeze during combat.

In the daily peak concurrent players top 20, Warframe has clawed its way back into 19th place with 80,731 users. Developer Digital Extremes stole the show at PAX East in Boston on the 29th, unveiling 'Voruna Prime', the game's first fully quadrupedal Prime character. She is scheduled to arrive on April 8 (North American time).